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Now we have the webservice running in a standard .war application in a standard web container such as Jetty we would like to invoke the webservice and see if we get our code executed. Unfortunately this isn't the easiest task in the world - its not so easy as a REST URL, so we need tools for this. So we fire up our trusty webservice tool SoapUI and let it be the one to fire the webservice request and see the response.

Using soapui we sent a request to our webservice and we got the expected OK response and the console outputs the System.out so we are ready to code.
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TODO: Starting Jetty in debug mode so we can debug online

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